2024 Premios de la Academia de Música

1st Premios de la Academia de Música
Date10 June 2024
VenueIFEMA Palacio Municipal, Madrid, Spain
Hosted byAbril Zamora
Andrea Guasch
Ángel Carmona
Johann Wald
Most winsArde Bogotá (6)
Most nominationsArde Bogotá (9)

The 1st Premios de la Academia de Música took place on 10 June 2024 at IFEMA Palacio Municipal in Madrid, Spain, presented with the intention of recognizing the work of authors, artists, songwriters, and in general, all professionals involved in Spanish music releases of 2023.[1] The ceremony was hosted by actress Abril Zamora, singer Andrea Guasch, television and radio host Ángel Carmona, and television presenter Johann Wald.

Following the creation of the Academia de la Música de España (ACAMUS), an organization whose main objective is to promote Spanish music, it was announced that an annual awards ceremony would have its first edition in May 2024.[2][3] The period for submissions extended from 14 to 29 February 2024.

The nominations were announced on 22 March 2024, with the rock band Arde Bogotá leading with nine nominations, followed by Sílvia Pérez Cruz with six, and Aitana and Quevedo, both with five each.[4][5] While the category for Best Children's Music Album was among the awards set to be presented, no nominees were announced due to an insufficient number of entries.

Winners and nominees

Nominees were announced on 22 March 2024.[6] Winners are listed first and in bold.

General

Artist of the Year
Album of the Year
Song of the Year
Best New Artist
Songwriter of the Year
Best Tour
Best Music Event
  • Noches del Botánico
    • Boombastic
    • Cooltural Fest
    • Inverfest
    • Sonorama Ribera 2023

Pop

Best Pop Album
Best Traditional Pop Album
Best Pop Song

Urban / Rap

Best Urban Music Album
Best Urban Song
  • "miamor" – Aitana & Rels B
    • "Columbia" – Quevedo
    • "Generación Maldita" – Delarue
    • "150 Canciones" – Recycled J & Selecta
    • "No Pienso Llamar" – Soge Culebra
Best Fusion/Urban Performance
  • "Péiname Juana" – La Plazuela
    • "Generación Maldita" – Delarue
    • "Paris" – Ly Raine
    • "Antes" – RVFV
    • "Sin-Ceros" – SFDK
Best Rap/Hip Hop Song
  • "Estrecho/Alvarado" – C. Tangana
    • "ANBU" – Saske, Ergo Pro, III Pekeño, J. Moods
    • "Salvaje" – Nathy Peluso
    • "Ten Cuidao" – RVFV
    • "Sin-Ceros" – SFDK

Electronic Music

Best Electronic Music Album
Best Electronic Music Song
  • "Los Ángeles" – Aitana
    • "Ready" – Sila Lua
    • "Vagabundo" – Sparrow & Barbossa, Chico Castillo
    • "Química" – Mr. Pauer & Goyo
    • "Aralarko Dama" – Zetak

Rock

Best Rock Album
Best Rock Song
  • "Los Perros" – Arde Bogotá
    • "Me Quedo con el Mal" – Johnny Garso
    • "El Poder del Arte" – Robe
    • "Confeti" – Rulo y la Contrabanda
    • "He Vuelto Para Veros Arder" – Tarque
Best Pop/Rock Album
  • Trinchera PopIván Ferreiro
    • La Velada del Lobo – Ciudad Jara
    • BlockbusterLa La Love You
    • Que Se Caiga el Cielo – Marlon
    • 5 – Rulo y la Contrabanda
Best Pop/Rock Song

Alternative Music

Best Alternative Music Album
Best Alternative Music Song

Flamenco

Best Flamenco Album
Best Flamenco Song

Singer-Songwriter

Best Singer-Songwriter Album
  • Toda la Vida, un DíaSílvia Pérez Cruz
    • Cosas de los Vivientes – El Kanka
    • LAR – Judit Neddermann
    • Parceiros Vol IPedro Guerra
    • Doce – Jacobo Serra
    • Cyclamen – Nuria Graham
Best Singer-Songwriter Song
  • "Para Vivir" – El Kanka
    • "Noche del Paragüay" – Calequi y Las Panteras & Myriam Latrece
    • "La Búsqueda de lo Imposible" – Jacobo Serra
    • "El Ángel Simón" – Nacho Vegas
    • "Abril y Mayo" – Valeria Castro

Tradicional, Jazz, Children's Music and Instrumental

Best Folk Album
  • ULTRABELLEZAMaría José Llergo
    • Cantora – Alba Carmona
    • Mezcla Rica – Calequi y Las Panteras
    • Intrépido Viaje a Velocidad Cero – Ombligo
    • Manual de Romería – Rodrigo Cuevas
Best Jazz Album
  • The Chick Corea Symphony Tribute – ADDA SINFONICA, Josep Vicent & Emilio Solla
    • Rodizio Musical en Recoletos – Albert Sanz & Javier Colina
    • El Siempre Mar – Emilio Solla & Antonio Lizana
    • The Boss – Pepe Sanchez
    • Electrica – Trinidad Jiménez
Best Children's Music Album
  • No nominees or winner announced
Best Instrumental Album
  • The Chick Corea Symphony Tribute – ADDA SINFONICA, Josep Vicent & Emilio Solla
    • Dialegs per a Flauta y Clarinet – Elvira Querol & Severine Rospocher
    • Ecos de Breogán – Ira Folgado
    • Origin Works for Solo Violin – Lucía Veintimillia
    • Piano y Troba – Pepe Rivero

Visual Media

Best Soundtrack Album
Best Song Written for Visual Media

Classical Music

Best Classical Music Album
Best Classical Music Composition
  • "Aleluya" – Juan Antonio Simarro
    • "Concierto de Yuste para Violín, Piano, Timbales y Arcos" – Eduardo Grau
    • "1936" – Lidia Pozo
    • "Umbral de la Desolación" – Tomás Marco Aragón
    • "En la Línea del Cielo" – AMP Classic All Stars & Pepe Sanchez Lianes
    • "Eixos Teus Ulls" – Ainhoa Arteta & Rodolfo Bada

Co-Official Languages

Best Song in Catalan/Valencian/Aranese
Best Song in Basque
  • "Aralarko dama" – Zetak
    • "Zure Begi Horiek" – Bulego
    • "Fandango Nasty" – Dupla
    • "Abendua" – Nøgen
    • "Hiri ilunen umeak" – Sara Azurza
Best Song in Galician/Bable

Arrangement, Packaging and Production

Best Arrangement
  • "El Sabio" – Tomatito
    • "Spain" – ADDA Sinfonica, Josep Vicent & Emilio Solla
    • "La Marimorena" – Demarco Flamenco
    • "Vicente" – María Toledo
    • "Flor de Olas" – Noriko Martín
Best Recording Package
Producer of the Year
Best Engineered Album or Song

Music Video

Best Music Video
Best Long Form Music Video

References

  1. ^ Guim, Franchesca (11 June 2024). "Arde Bogotá arrasa con 6 Premios de la Academia de la Música de España: Lista de ganadores". Billboard (in Spanish). Retrieved 20 February 2025.
  2. ^ "Nace la Academia de la Música de España, que entregará unos grandes premios ya en 2024". 20 Minutos (in Spanish). 24 January 2024. Retrieved 28 January 2024.
  3. ^ "La Academia de la Música de España anuncia sus premios anuales y un museo de la música". Adepi (in Spanish). 24 January 2024. Retrieved 28 January 2024.
  4. ^ "Arde Bogotá, Aitana y Sílvia Pérez Cruz lideran las nominaciones de los primeros premios de la Academia de la Música de España". El Periódico de España (in Spanish). 22 March 2022. Retrieved 5 April 2024.
  5. ^ Ratner-Arias, Sigal (22 March 2024). "Estos son los nominados a los primeros Premios de la Academia de la Música de España: Lista completa". Billboard (in Spanish). Retrieved 5 April 2024.
  6. ^ "Listado final de los nominados 2024" (PDF). Academia de Musica de España. 22 March 2024.